What does it mean for two devout mormons to split their beliefs but remain married for almost a decade? Lora and Jake were raised as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and married in the draper LDS temple for time and all eternity. But Lora's break from the faith, broke that eternal promise. Yet 9 years and 2 kids later, Jake remains Mormon and Lora, well, isn't. Listen in to hear about changing minds, making compromises, and life turning out completely differently from what you planned.
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What does it mean for two devout mormons to split their beliefs but remain married for almost a decade? Lora and Jake were raised as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and married in the draper LDS temple for time and all eternity. But Lora's break from the faith, broke that eternal promise. Yet 9 years and 2 kids later, Jake remains Mormon and Lora, well, isn't. Listen in to hear about changing minds, making compromises, and life turning out completely differently from what you planned.
It's a NEW YEAR! We start off the segment with "how uncomfortable can we make Jake?" Next we discuss if men are more religious than woman. Then we dive right into what compromises Lora and Jake want to make to help Lora feel like that family is a part of "her religion."
We now have kids, where do we even begin. Jake and Lora discuss certains traditions of the Mormon church and how they will approach those with their children. TRIGGER WARNING there are mentions of child abuse in the episode. Listen with discretion.
It's Family Feud Part 2 and this week we hear Lora's perspective on building relationships with Jake's Mormon family. We also receive insight from Jake's sister Paige.
Lora's sisters join as special guests for this weeks episode! Together they discuss building a relationship as ex-mormons with their still very active brother-in-law Jake. Does Jake even feel comfortable around his in-laws?
Lora wrote a song and Jake talks about his first initial feelings towards Lora doubting the church. Listen as they talk about missionary discussions and the potential for divorce.
What does it mean for two devout mormons to split their beliefs but remain married for almost a decade? Lora and Jake were raised as members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and married in the draper LDS temple for time and all eternity. But Lora's break from the faith, broke that eternal promise. Yet 9 years and 2 kids later, Jake remains Mormon and Lora, well, isn't. Listen in to hear about changing minds, making compromises, and life turning out completely differently from what you planned.
